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3. Mechanical inversion
i)
Subsidence
inversion
ii) Turbulence and
convective inversion
The ground surface inversion occurs under
the following conditions:
a) Long winter nights, so that the loss of heat
by terrestrial radiation from the ground surface during night may exceed the amount of
insolation received from the Sun through
incoming shortwave electro-magnetic radiation waves and thus the ground surface
becomes too cold.
b) Cloudless and clear sky, so that the loss of
heat through terrestrial radiation proceeds
more rapidly without any obstruction.
c) Presence of dry air near the ground surface
so that it may not absorb much heat radiated
from the earths surface.
d) Slow movement of air, so that there is no
transfer and mixing of heat in the lower layers of the atmosphere.
17-a 18-c 19-a 20-d 21-a
22-c 23-a 24-c 25-d 26-a
27-d
28-c; Land revenue was the chief source of
states income while customs duty in foreign trade was another source.
29-d; Pulakesin II had over 100 ships in his
navy. Chalukyas were a major naval
power.
30-c; Permanent Settlement / Zamindari System
Zamindars as the permanent owners of land
Total revenue 89% paid to state, 11% kept
with themselves.
They were left independent in the internal
affairs of their respective districts & hence the
system of 'Patta', mentioning the area of the
land to farmers was not enforced properly.
31-a
32-a; Cirrus: 'Cirrus' in latin means a shape
similar to a lock of curly hair.
Stratus: 'Stratus' in latin refers to a sheet-like
formations.
Nimbus: 'Nimbus' refers to rain-bearing cloud.
Cumulus: 'Cumulus' in latin refers to a heap or
a pile shape and this cloud grows vertically.
33-c; The source of tropical cyclones occurrence lies between 5 to 30 latitudes in
both the hemispheres. They never form
exactly over the equator.
A tropical hurricane is nearly circular vortex
averting 500 to 600 km in diameter. The
diameter of small sized Tornado violent
storm varies from 150 to 600 meters.
Hurricanes form only over oceans having a
high surface temperature (27C). Whenever
a tropical cyclone moves on to land, much of
its severity is reduced simply because its
source of moisture is cut off. In other words,
no energy is available on land to maintain a
cyclone. The weakening of the hurricane over
land is also the result of increased friction.
34-a; The mediterranean climate is characterised by a dry summer, a mild humid
winter and abundant sunshine, about 90
percent of the possible sunshine in summer and 50% to 60% even during the
rainy winter season.
This happens because of shift of pressure
belts as a result of which westerlies bring
winter rain. Mediterranean climates are
found 30 and 40N and latitudes on the
western sides of the continents. These climates are found in five regions of the world;
The borderlands of the Mediterranean Sea
(North of the Mediterranean Sea from
Portugal to Turkey and beyond the Iranian
Highlands; the southern borderland includes
Morocco, northern Algeria, and Tunisia and
north of Bengasi in Libya), the Central and
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